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Ancient Greek διᾱ́κονος

→ English deacon (derived)
→ Old English diacon (derived)
→ Catalan diaca (derived)
→ Coptic ⲇⲓⲁⲕⲱⲛ (borrowed)
→ German Diakon (derived)
→ Esperanto diakono (derived)
→ Spanish diácono (derived)
→ Finnish diakonia (derived)
→ Finnish diakoni (derived)
→ Indonesian diaken (derived)
→ Indonesian diakon (derived)
→ Icelandic djákni (derived)
→ Italian diacono (derived)
→ Latin diacon (derived)
→ Latin diaconus (derived)
→ Norwegian Bokmål diakon (derived)
→ Dutch diaken (derived)
→ Norwegian Nynorsk diakon (derived)
→ Old Norse djákni (derived)
→ Old Norse djákn (derived)
→ Polish diakon (derived)
→ Portuguese diácono (derived)
→ Romanian diacon (derived)
→ Serbo-Croatian đakon (derived)
→ Serbo-Croatian ђакон (derived)